Generating Success In High School

with Noemi Perez of The Immokalee Foundation

About 13% of students in Florida are unable to graduate from High School, but one local nonprofit believes it has found the key to empowering students to find their true potential. Noemi Perez is the President and CEO of the Immokalee Foundation, and discusses their method of success.

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Nov 30, 2020

Hosted by: Candace Kelley
Produced by: Florida Newsmakers Team
#Florida #Community #Education #General Interest #Local
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